If you’re like me and think BMX Bandits is still Nicole Kidman’s best work, you’ll also appreciate this Healing Freestyler. Healing was New Zealand’s sister company to Australia’s Malvern Star — manufacturer of virtually every Aussie’s first bike and the… Read more
The legends of Scott Breithaupt, Perry Kramer and SE Bikes are intrinsically woven into the annals of BMX history. While Scott has been declared the ‘Undisputed Founding Father of BMX‘, Perry lends his name to one of the most popular… Read more
2012 is a magic year for S&M, it means they’ve been proudly producing ‘Made in America’ frames and components for 25 years. That’s a real milestone for any brand in the bicycle industry, especially one as fickle as the BMX… Read more
My French friend Med from BMX Groupment sent through some images of his Sunn Royal BMX, a marque he has had extensive involvement with over the years. Sunn is a bastion of old school BMX and mountain biking, erupting upon… Read more
There was a time when Mongoose had the holeshot on the competition, due to Skip Hess’ vision and entrepreneurial ingenuity. At the dawn of BMX evolution, when wheelsets were struggling to stand up to the abuse metered out to them,… Read more
The 1980s were a period of great innovation in the bicycle industry, one that nurtured not only the advent of a branch of cycling called mountain biking, but also the bastard child of BMX: Bicycle F1. Had the seeds of… Read more
CycleCraft is one of the lesser known marques of the Golden Era of Bicycle Motocross, but one that has still garnered a substantial cult following. The first year of production was 1984, which continued to about 1988. After a 10… Read more
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